Motorola showed off one of its new apps this week at CTIA called MotoPrint, which does exactly what it sounds like it should do. It will be headed to the Android Market hopefully by the end of the year allowiong Motorola phones to print almost anything to local-area printers. The app apparently has a pretty basic UI, but gets the job done by providing you with a list of printers on your network giving users the ability to print things like Microsoft Office documents, PDFs, and graphics. It also has a cool Google maps-styled campus view of printers in your building. Nice.
Via: PCMag
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